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US considers travel ban: Pakistan among countries under review

The United States (US) administration is contemplating the implementation of a sweeping travel ban affecting the citizens of several countries, including Pakistan, as part of a new policy initiative. According to an internal memorandum, a total of 41 countries have been categorized into three separate groups for potential visa restrictions. Pakistan has been placed in the third group, which could face a partial suspension of U.S. visa issuance if the Pakistani government fails to address deficiencies identified by U.S. authorities within 60 days. The first group, comprising 10 countries including Afghanistan, Iran, Syria, Cuba, and North Korea, would be subjected

How Pakistan-Turkey brotherhood epitomises a multipolar world

As multipolarity increasingly dominates how nations interact with each other, the powers that cultivate deep, multifaceted partnerships position themselves not just as spectators but as influential architects of the international order. Today, Turkiye celebrates its 101st Republic Day and its relationship with Pakistan exemplifies its successful diplomatic positioning, offering a blueprint for how strategic cooperation can forge powerful synergies in a complex geopolitical landscape. The Pakistan-Turkiye friendship, rooted in historical affinities and reinforced by contemporary alignment has gained remarkable momentum in recent years. This acceleration owes much to the close personal rapport between Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and President Recep

Pakistan Arrives at the Big Boys’ Table (Opinion)

Islamabad, long seen as a silent guest in international diplomacy’s lofty chambers has now firmly pulled up a chair at the big boys’ table and this time, it’s hosting the party. The Shanghai Cooperation Organization (SCO) summit in Islamabad isn’t just about handshakes and photo ops, it’s a bold statement. Pakistan won’t remain a quiet observer anymore. A nation more renowned for cricket, mangoes and a volatile security paradigm is now hosting heavyweight discussions on regional defence, economic cooperation and all those high-stakes issues that make global leaders sweat. Who would’ve thought? This summit may be considered as Pakistan’s Great

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